Adoration ou la transsubstantiation
1987·Drama·16m
7.1
★
Based on the real life story of Sagawa, a Japanese student who killed, dismembered and ate a young Dutch girl in Paris.
Directed by Olivier Smolders
based on true story
cannibal
short film
IMDB
N/A
Cast
Catherine Aymerie
Renée Hartevelt
Takashi Matsuo
Issei Sagawa
Crew
Olivier Smolders
Director
Kamal Dehane
Assistant Director
Popular Reviews
14 reviews
adalbert
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Max
gimme a hammer and leave me alone in a room with issei sagawa and his battered remains gon be on liveleak
gimme a hammer and leave me alone in a room with issei sagawa and his battered remains gon be on liveleak
Galaga
6.0★ · 09/18/25
Recomendação do ArthurEu assisti Aqui
Recomendação do ArthurEu assisti Aqui
Vincent
8.4★ · 06/08/25
its true because i did it last week
its true because i did it last week
Ayeshoo
“man looks on woman from his vantage point and reduces her to a being that is not for-itself but for-him.”
– bonnie burstow, radical feminist therapy: working in the context of violence
*
“the governing reality for women of all races is that there is no escape from male violence, because it is inside and outside, intimate and predatory”
– andrea dworkin, *in memory of nicole brown simpson*
*
renée hartevelt. we miss you, sister. you did not get the justice you deserved.
– bonnie burstow, radical feminist therapy: working in the context of violence
*
“the governing reality for women of all races is that there is no escape from male violence, because it is inside and outside, intimate and predatory”
– andrea dworkin, *in memory of nicole brown simpson*
*
renée hartevelt. we miss you, sister. you did not get the justice you deserved.
“man looks on woman from his vantage point and reduces her to a being that is not for-itself but for-him.”
– bonnie burstow, radical feminist therapy: working in the context of violence
*
“the governing reality for women of all races is that there is no escape from male violence, because it is inside and outside, intimate and predatory”
– andrea dworkin, *in memory of nicole brown simpson*
*
renée hartevelt. we miss you, sister. you did not get the justice you deserved.
– bonnie burstow, radical feminist therapy: working in the context of violence
*
“the governing reality for women of all races is that there is no escape from male violence, because it is inside and outside, intimate and predatory”
– andrea dworkin, *in memory of nicole brown simpson*
*
renée hartevelt. we miss you, sister. you did not get the justice you deserved.